The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-09
Peru.

Mrs. James Dureth on West Fifth street, is enter
tanning Mrs Joseph Murphy a9s o AnSaor ct
is quite i'll Miss Pattie Shirk has returned to the
Granville (o) College, after her holiday vacation with
West of Elkhart are visiting relatives here Mi
ami Lodge No. 81 F. and A. NJ. installed the follow
ter; L, N. Andrews. senior warden; G. W; Rhodes.
junior warden; VIM. Rassner treasurer d. Moore,
secretary: VIM. Brenton, senior deacon, and A. Will
hanson junior deacon Lon Catlett and wife form
er Peruvians are in the city, the guests of VIM.
Taylor and wife. on West Third street -
aDs M1 9 ~ o. sraed the os n
derson, vice grand c. Baker; treasurer, George w.
Deibert; secretary. ]. McDanie trustees. E. J. Jami
ment No So 1. 8. O. F.. installed officers follows
Chief patriarch, James Talbot; senior warden, D. D.
Scott; high priest p V. Graft scribe j. Miller The
encampment is in fourishing condition, forty-two
members being admitted in the past four months
Miss Lillian Russell, well known in this city, now
ct HI took the sss
the auspices of the Ladies' Benevolent Society
Mrs Will LaBonta returned on Thursday from vls5
Wednesday, While here they were the
The rainbow party, given by Misses Cora and Sophia
Anderson. West Main street, was unique social
entertainment in the nature of sewing up hens on
by the gentlemen present the laoes being the
| judges to the neatest and worst piece of work
Bert Elvin took the first prize, namely silver THIN
| BILE and Morg Harvey wishbone for the poorest
Il
Jessie Pierce. Clara Barnes and Lucy Kraus. of Lo
gansport. Music, dancing and CARDS were the feat
ures after supper. 1.-THE Naiad Queen, produced al
the opera the lat part of under the
management of Walter c. Clark assisted by local tai
ent proved great The tableaux were good
| and the entertainment a financial success 49,
| Frank J. Deibert and wife returned from Chicago
Friday. Miss Dollie Lougbridge is assisting IL
the county clerks Office this week
A quartet consisting of Miss Allie Wade. Hattie Car
froe and Messrs. Carpenter and Harvey ELECTED muc
| applause by their excellent singing in the Nala'
Queen" Mrs Srrah Cole, who has been quite i'll,
recovering rapidly. Miss Bessie Andrews left Tues
day for Oberlin. O.. to resume her studies, after
brief vacation at home Mrs Charles Ieebrick i
entertaining her sister, Miss Vide Wallace. o
Rochester DR.. c. E. Rutherford is homo from
visit to Eureka Springs Ark. - Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Meinhardt entertained number of their friend
Wednesday evening The Catholic Church, unde
the passionate of Rev. Father Meisner. paid off debt
amounting $22 44O in the past eleven years. bein
| the time he had charge, and New Years day tn
| church started out with suplus amounting t
| 1880. The Reverend Father has cause to fet
proud over the record that he shows. The Gatline
gun carnival on Tuesday evening PROMISES rich tres
to those who attend The number of maskers prom
Uses to be large The Arjon Orchestra met Thursda
evening at the residence Of Henry DeDert on Wei
| Fifth An enjoyable time had, and exceller
| music rendered The members Messrs. COX
smith, Deibert, Fetter and Elvin, and Misses Nam
Fetter and Sue Jamson.